Not exact matches
The
size of the premium
varies depending on the level of risk in a particular
portfolio and also changes over time as market risk fluctuates.
Even a flat commission fee
varies on a percentage basis depending on the
size of the
portfolio.
Fees can
vary substantially from company to company, but I'd say that depending on the
size your
portfolio you might be looking at annual charges that run between 0.5 % to 1.5 % a year, plus the annual management fees of the underlying funds).
Indices Are Not Passive Because indices are, to
varying degrees, incomplete market
portfolios, index construction amounts to active management.2 Providers choose index holdings by
size, liquidity, sector, geography, profitability, and the like.
These figures include all mutual fund management and operating expenses, but do not include all possible commissions that may have been charged to buy and / or sell the funds in question, since commission rates
vary by
portfolio size and the entity or agent that executes the trades.
It's going to greatly
vary for each person, depending on
portfolio size, quality, location, tolerance for risk, etc..